Great location due to the excellent bus connection with the center of Seville. The (small) swimming pool is special. We took a dip immediately after arrival. It was also special that it was not possible to fill up with fresh water here.

Great place to explore Sofia (by metro). Cozy and authentic. We were here for three days from May 1. Ivan has it all together just fine. Only the hot water supply is somewhat limited.

Indeed a recommendation. This campsite is fully equipped, and Nicky and Nick's service knows no bounds. When it rains, the lawns become muddy, but then you can stand on the (gravel) path. The taxi to Veliko Tarnovo costs less than 10 euros. For our stay we paid (end of April) 20 euros including electricity.

We were here for three days from April 24, 2023. Nice little campsite in the countryside, in a village with about 50 inhabitants. Grass, in wet weather one can stand outside the gate. Tracey and John know a lot about the area and are improving the campsite in small steps. The service was excellent. We paid 20 lev + 10 for the electricity per day with two people.

Beautiful place, we stayed for three days. The campsite has now been taken over by Theo, who is still a Dutchman. Many things are currently being renovated here, but everything you need works. We paid 85 RON per day all in. So including electricity, water, shower, toilet, etc.

The site is a bit uncomfortable and is also used for parking other vehicles. Other than that it was fine. Good bus connection to the center. Nomad is located on Strada Alba Iulia. On the right, 30 meters after Strada Ogorului. See also the photo. You can indeed drive right past it, you will only see the Nomad sign when you are already in the entrance.

Beautiful location with a very friendly and enthusiastic manager. No electricity. We were here October 5, 2022.

Great place with a very nice manager, and simple but well-functioning clean facilities. Less than an hour and a half drive from Harwich. Almost all guests come here to spot planes. The military airport is the largest the Americans have outside their own borders. We paid 17 euros including electricity and services. Showering costs 20 pence.

The data is incorrect. We could not go here on 25 October. They are already closed on September 30th. That is also on the sign at the entrance. The reception was manned.

Also great for a visit to Bordeaux. In just over an hour with bus 201 and tram A to the center. But Bourg itself is certainly worth the effort. Citadel with visit to WWII fuel bunkers and wine trade and information center. Sanitary outdated but clean, excellent WiFi. AMTravel